Glean is valid Scrabble Word

Is glean a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is glean valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for GLEAN in dictionary:

VERB:

to gather little by little
obtain (information) from various sources, often with difficulty
collect gradually
gather (leftover grain) after a harvest
gather (facts etc) bit by bit
To gather after a reaper; to collect in scattered or fragmentary parcels, as the grain left by a reaper, or grapes left after the gathering.
To gather from (a field or vineyard) what is left.
To collect with patient and minute labor; to pick out; to obtain.
To gather stalks or ears of grain left by reapers.
To pick up or gather anything by degrees.

gather, as of natural products

NOUN:

A collection made by gleaning.
Cleaning; afterbirth.

Words related to GLEAN

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Words that contain GLEAN

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How to use GLEAN in a sentence

As the troops are withdrawn, the squaws swoop down upon the deserted camps, and rapidly glean them of all that is portable, for use in their domestic economy.
Some, irrespective of city or country environment, glean more.
Carver, who went from Boston to the Mississippi in the latter part of the 18th century, is not an author to glean much from.
As no ladies were invited I can only judge from the reports in the daily papers, and what I could glean from the honored guest himself, that it was a very interesting occasion.
Knox, the physician in whose care he had left his wife, hoping to glean something from him.
As far as I could glean from conversation with Americans, they seem themselves to anticipate anything but success.
It was a man, a living man, an Indian, a fisherman, a poor devil who, I suppose, had come to glean before the harvest.
Try her, at all events, and glean what you can out of her.
It was while he traversed the platform that I scrutinized his features with a hope, if possible, to glean from them some evidence of what was passing within him.
And she arose from thence, to glean the ears of corn as before.

In March, 1843, the man went to cut his crop of wheat and pulse, and the woman took her basket and went with him to glean, leading her son by the arm.
Nothing more could Edwin glean, save that a few days hence Baron Wilm was to give a grand banquet, when many nobles and knights were to be present.
With his gun and traps and fishing gear he must glean his living from the wilderness or from the sea.
I intended to leave you to glean what you could of our religious condition from such publications as might reach you.
They cut their provender in the field, and they glean the vintage of the wicked.
The field from which he could glean knowledge was very limited, though he diligently borrowed every book in the neighborhood.
We glean spiritual harvests from our own material losses.
General Marston, Colonel Middleton, will you have the goodness to go and glean up these young people? Mrs.
Why should we shrink from our full harvest? why Prefer to glean with Ruth? SYMBOLS.
His method of translation is to glean the sense of a sentence by the probable meaning, derived from an inaccurate Anglo-Chinese dictionary, of the separate words of the sentence.
Seeing smoke pouring from a cabin that stood dangerously near the brink, he sounded the bugle in hope of stirring up some one from whom he could glean a little information.
Dennis sent out couriers and mounted scouts to glean information of the whereabouts of the enemy, who he finally located at their camp near Fort Erie.
Jug swallows up the first fruits of his industry, and leaves Basket to glean among the sharpest thorns of his poverty.
Bud went into a brush patch and managed to glean an armful of nearly dry wood, which he broke up with the axe and fed to the fire, coaxing it into freer blazing.
Sir Marmaduke then bade his butler push on as far as Acol, to glean further information about the mysterious event.
In the intermediate hours during the day I called on various persons, and visited different parts of the town, to glean what information I could.
A foreigner can glean but little useful information respecting the actual state of a country through which he journeys with as much rapidity as I have done.
In the Jewish natural harvest it was customary to glean the field after the regular harvest was over.
With regard to the person here called Saleius Bassus, the commentators have not been able to glean much information.
I have been able to glean no information as to the progress it has made in the West Indies.
The scanty intelligence she could occasionally glean was not such as to brighten the melancholy caused by the absence of her father and brother.
This was all the missionary could glean from his guide, as they walked swiftly toward the shed pointed out by the peasant.
Of the family of this distinguished individual, we have been enabled to glean but few particulars.

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